Two Bodies One Soul
Rachel’s life was ordinary until it slipped through her fingers.
An eighteen year old, Nigerian-Korean girl finishing her last day of high school in Korea, Rachel’s world is stitched together with a beautiful mess of Gen Z chaos, quiet longing, and spontaneous moments that feel like they might last forever. Then, when tragedy strikes during a farewell beach trip, her story makes a surreal turn , and the line between living and dying and destiny blurs.
She awakens up in Auremis.
In a fantastical kingdom of myths and marble halls, Rachel is Queen Hanuel, a woman drowned the night before her coronation, despised by her emperor husband, and mourned by a kingdom that believes she was fragile, cursed, and easy to erase.
Only this queen doesn’t beg anymore.
Caught between two bodies, one soul, and memories that surface like ghosts in water, Rachel must survive a palace built on betrayal, a love that once let her drown, and a destiny she never asked for, before both worlds demand a final choice.
Some lives end in water
A merge between a soul and body began there.